They fit into almost any deck and provide utility that colored spells often lack thats the real strength of colorless spells MTG players can rely on, from versatile artifacts to the best colorless creatures MTG has to offer
Giving your opponent a bunch of 1/1 tokens is exactly what a Toxrill Commander deck wants since Toxrill, the Corrosive (showcase) will kill them all and turn them into Slugs during the next end step
Those aren't glasses, so no
Yeah, things were a lot different in 1994
Depala, Pilot Exemplar Depala, Pilot Exemplar unites dwarves and vehicles into one smooth engine
Kalain, Reclusive Painter This is a tough category to narrow to one, but Kalain is the pick here because of the new archetype she helped fuel: red-black treasure